What helps support workers provide attentive, respectful care for people with profound and multiple learning disabilities? Joanna Grace reflects on…
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Recovering from surgery at home can involve more than rest and wound care, particularly for disabled people and those managing…
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Comping means regularly entering competitions, giveaways and prize draws in the hope of winning anything from shopping vouchers to technology…
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UK rapper and wheelchair user JOHKES discusses his new album, Peace I Can't Wake To, and returning to songwriting after…
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Website accessibility can affect whether disabled visitors are able to find information, complete forms, book services and make purchases. This…
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Adaptive nursing bras can reduce dressing and feeding barriers for disabled women who have reduced dexterity, limited reach, fatigue, pain…
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Disabled parents can face childcare barriers that standard comparisons rarely consider, including inaccessible journeys, fixed collection times, communication preferences, fluctuating…
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Workplace disability discrimination laws protect disabled employees in both the UK and USA, but the rights, terminology, claims processes and…
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Chronic pain does not automatically mean surgery. UK guidance supports several non-surgical approaches, although the right treatment depends on whether…
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In 2016, 13-year-old Liam Virgo suddenly lost his ability to walk and talk. He was later diagnosed with severe Functional…
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